Editing Bayonetta (SSB4)

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{{Infobox Character
|name = Bayonetta
|image = {{tabber|title1=Bayonetta 2|content1=[[File:Bayonetta SSB4.png|x250px]]|title2=Bayonetta|content2=[[File:Bayonetta SSB4 Bayo1.png|x250px]]}}
|game = SSB4
|ssbgame1 = SSBU
|availability = [[Downloadable content (SSB4)|Downloadable]]
|tier = S
|ranking = 1
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:{{cquote|''Bayonetta Gets Wicked!''|cite=Introduction Tagline}}
'''Bayonetta''' ({{ja|ベヨネッタ|Beyonetta}}, ''Bayonetta'') is a character and newcomer in ''[[Super Smash Bros. 4]]'', and is the seventh and final [[Downloadable content (SSB4)|downloadable character]]. She was announced alongside {{SSB4|Corrin}} during the [[Nintendo Direct#Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS and Wii U - Final Video Presentation (December 15, 2015)|Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS and Wii U - Final Video Presentation]] on December 15th, 2015 and both were released on February 3rd, 2016. She is the sixth third-party character to be introduced in ''SSB4'', following fellow [[SEGA]] character {{SSB4|Sonic}}, [[Capcom]]'s {{SSB4|Mega Man}} and {{SSB4|Ryu}}, [[Bandai Namco]]'s {{SSB4|Pac-Man}} and [[Square Enix]]'s {{SSB4|Cloud}}. According to [[Masahiro Sakurai]], Bayonetta was added to the game as the winner of the [[Super Smash Bros. 4 Official Site|Smash Bros. Fighter Ballot]], being the overall #1 pick worldwide among "negotiable and realizable" characters (as well as the highest-voted character in Europe and among the top 5 in North America). It was later revealed on October 5th, 2021 in "{{h2|Mr. Sakurai Presents|Battling with Sora}}" that [[Disney]]'s [[Sora]] was the actual winner, implying that Sora's inclusion at the time was impractical for unspecified reasons. Her default appearance is based on her redesign for ''[https://bayonetta.fandom.com/wiki/Bayonetta_2 Bayonetta 2]'', but with slightly modified proportions, most notably in her height. Bayonetta's English voice actress, Hellena Taylor, and her Japanese voice actress, Atsuko Tanaka, both reprise their roles in ''Super Smash Bros. 4''.

Bayonetta ranks 1st out of 54 on the tier list, placing her at the top of the S tier. Bayonetta's top placing is primarily due to her unrivaled combo game; almost all of her attacks can reliably combo into one another, leading to powerful 50/50 mixups at high percentages, and she even has [[zero-to-death]] potential. Furthermore, a majority of her best KO attacks can be easily comboed into, and she can also start combos by using [[Witch Time]] or [[Bat Within]] on opponents who make mistakes, giving her a safe approach; further bolstering her approach is a number of decent zoning options, such as [[Bullet Climax]] and her unique [[Bullet Arts]]. Bayonetta also boasts a long, safe recovery with both [[After Burner Kick]] and [[Witch Twist]] granting significant distance, directional flexibility, and enormous hitboxes, which is further supplemented with her ability to [[wall jump]] and [[wall cling]]. She herself is capable of edge-guarding many characters with her quick aerials, including several which can become [[sex kick]]s if held and a number of powerful grounded options as well, such as a large and powerful [[meteor]] smash in her down smash.

Although Bayonetta is widely considered to be the best character in ''Smash 4'', she still has her weaknesses. Bayonetta's primary flaw is her poor frame data on the ground, with most of her grounded attacks coming out on frame 7 or later, as well as frequently having high ending lag, especially on her smash attacks. Some of her specials gain more landing lag the more she uses them in the air, making her landings relatively exploitable if her combos whiff. Because of their high lag, her attacks are unsafe on shield while also dealing minimal shield damage. Furthermore, despite her long recovery, Bayonetta is still considered a lightweight, and when considering her large [[hurtbox]], she is easier to hit and KO than most other characters. Finally, players must exercise caution with her Witch Time, due to its poor effectiveness on multi-hitting moves, and its lowering efficiency if used too often. Her flaws are outshined by her overwhelming strengths, however, and thus, Bayonetta still remains at 1st place on the tier list.

Bayonetta has achieved excellent tournament results and representation, even after she received significant nerfs in update 1.1.6. Early results came from players such as {{Sm|9B}} and {{Sm|Pink Fresh}}, the latter winning {{Trn|2GGT: KTAR Saga}}. Many other Bayonetta players appeared as the metagame progressed, including {{Sm|CaptainZack}}, {{Sm|Lima}}, {{Sm|Mistake}}, and {{Sm|Salem}}, the latter of whom challenged {{Sm|ZeRo}} for best player in the world in the second half of 2017, while many other players eventually picked up Bayonetta as a secondary or co-main, most notably {{Sm|Tweek}}. By the end of competitive ''Smash 4'', it was common to see several Bayonetta players in the top 8 at majors, and as such, many players agreed she was overpowered, though no widespread ban was ever implemented. Though Bayonetta's dominance mainly took place in the game's final two years, she effectively defined ''Smash 4''{{'}}s legacy and is widely considered to be one of the most powerful and dominant characters across the entire ''Smash'' series.

==Attributes==
Bayonetta, much like in her home series, is a combo-heavy fighter, having many multi-hitting attacks designed to link into each other. She is notably larger than most humanoid characters; her attacks have excellent range and large hitboxes. Her corresponding large hurtbox and her surprisingly light [[weight]], though, render her fragile. Her movement stats are mediocre: moderately high [[air acceleration]], [[jump]] height, [[fall speed]], and [[gravity]], but slow [[walking]] speed, average [[dashing]] speed, and below average [[air speed]]. Despite this, her mobility and [[recovery]] are among the best in the game in practice thanks to her movement-based aerial special moves.

Bayonetta's greatest and most defining strength is her infamous [[punishment]] game. Up tilt, down tilt, up throw, forward aerial's first hit and [[Heel Slide]] serve as good combo starters; they all launch opponents into the air, where from there she can mix and match her attacks including, but not limited to, her aerial attacks (most notably multiple forward aerials), [[Witch Twist]] and [[After Burner Kick]] (which lets her perform the move again if it lands on an opponent), which can result in massive damage and can [[wall of pain]] or even [[zero-death]] opponents. This also gives her a good [[edge-guarding]] game, especially with a powerful back aerial, a neutral and up aerial that can frame-trap recovering opponents, and a [[meteor smash]] in down aerial that is incredibly powerful even at low percentages and surprisingly recoverable for a [[stall-then-fall]].

Bullet Arts is a special mechanic unique to Bayonetta. For most of her attacks and specials, holding the button extends the animation, holding the final pose, and firing her guns. She fires up to ten bullets (with some exceptions), depending on how long the button is held. The shots have long range (about half the length of Final Destination), and deal no [[hitstun]] unless connecting at point blank range. The shots generally follow the direction of the attack, but not always; for example, down tilt's Bullet Arts extension fires both in front and behind. The bullets are not counted as projectiles, but instead are disjointed [[hitbox]]es attached to Bayonetta; they cannot be reflected or absorbed. The Bullet Arts extensions of her aerials are particularly notable: they have almost no end lag, and she can freely move back and forth while she fires. This makes them very difficult to challenge when used in [[neutral game|neutral]]. In addition, the Bullet Arts extension of neutral air and up air gives them a second launching hitbox, giving more possibilities for combo routes. Bullet Arts complements her neutral special, [[Bullet Climax]], which is a more traditional projectile attack that is useful for edge-guarding and KOing offstage opponents at higher percentages.

Her down special, [[Witch Time]], is an extremely powerful high-risk/high-reward tool. It is a counterattack; when triggered, instead of striking back directly, it slows down targets to 1/8 of their speed for a brief time. This leaves them wide open to Bayonetta's powerful combo game, or simply a charged [[smash attack]] (although her smash attack damage multiplier is reduced to 1.2x on slowed opponents).

Bayonetta's other unique mechanic is Bat Within, which, when triggered, negates all knockback and reduces the damage of any attack that hits her. It triggers during the startup of her dodges, and in the cooldown of her down special (just after the true counterattack window). It also teleports her a short distance if the player is holding a direction, often letting her reposition favorably. In effect, Bat Within gives Bayonetta a frame 1 [[air dodge]] and [[sidestep]], and a frame 3 [[roll]]; it often lets her escape situations that are impossible for other characters.

Regarding the strength of her moveset, Bayonetta also has some notably potent and/or useful attacks that can help her close out stocks, even more so with the help of her Witch Time, which serves as the glue on her surplus punishment game. All of her smash attacks are powerful and useful, with forward smash having the biggest hitbox out of them, up smash being the fastest and strongest, and down smash being a meteor smash that serves as an extremely useful edgeguarding move. Her up aerial is her main aerial to KO out of her combos, as they often take the opponent to the upper blast line, where she can finish the combo off with an up aerial to net a relatively early KO. Back aerial, while having rather slow startup, is her most powerful and damaging aerial, has incredibly long range, and can be used to finish an opponent in a similar vein to her up aerial, through the use of a combo that carries the opponent to the lateral blast lines. Down aerial's notably high base knockback often KOs opponents at very low percentages if they are below or at the stage's height. Her forward throw is strong, though due to it launching opponents at a slightly high angle and being commonly used, it can often fail to KO, and thus it is one of her last resort KOing options. Witch Twist is also infamous for causing very early KOs due to the hits' high base knockback.

Another of Bayonetta's strengths lies in her recovery, arguably the best and most flexible in the game; After Burner Kick gives her fair horizontal distance, although it can only be used once unless she hits an opponent with it. While Witch Twist comes up vertically short, she can reuse it after a midair jump. Her wall jump/cling also helps her recovery and can often leave the opponent in an unfavorable position. Lastly, Witch Twist has a special quirk where she can midair jump and immediately use the move up to three frames after, which restores her midair jump and lets her jump up to four times, allowing for recovery mix-ups. Her punishment game and recovery complement each other well, as the immense range of her special attacks allows her to easily [[edge-guard break]] opponents, and edgeguard or KO them in return. Thus, like {{SSB4|Sheik}}, Bayonetta is among the hardest characters to successfully edgeguard, with very few characters, such as {{SSB4|Palutena}}, having options that can keep her away from the stage. Lastly, due to the aforementioned points above in her immense range, lingering hitboxes, excellent recovery, and fast escape/reversal options in After Burner Kick, Witch Twist, and Witch Time, Bayonetta has the best disadvantage state in the game, as she can immediately turn the tides on her opponent if they're careless.

Even with her set of strengths, Bayonetta still has some weaknesses. Her tall frame and light weight make her rather easy to combo and KO (though it is worth mentioning she technically has a frame 1 air dodge, making her harder to combo by characters without fast enough attacks or whose combo ability isn't perfectly linear). Her frame data is also quite polarized: while her aerial attacks have very low ending lag, many of her grounded attacks have notable start-up and ending lag, especially her smash attacks, making them unsafe on shield, and leaves her vulnerable to opponents that have better frame data than her while grounded, like {{SSB4|Pikachu}} or {{SSB4|Little Mac}}, which is further compounded by her attacks dealing minimal shield damage. Her smash attacks also [[Priority#Objects that do not terminate on hit|do not terminate on hit]], rendering them unable to hit any character with an active hitbox, while being unable to trade with most attacks if they make contact with her although this problem can easily be solved by hitting the opponent with a weak attack during Witch Time and then using her smash attacks. Her position after performing After Burner Kick and/or Witch Twist can be exploitable, as the more of these moves she uses in the air, the longer [[landing lag]] she will receive at the end, leaving Bayonetta punishable if they are whiffed and if she is forced to land on the ground (though she can avoid this by landing with an aerial attack to knock the opponent away, using Bullet Climax or Witch Time to cancel her landing lag, or retreating to a ledge).

Despite Bullet Arts granting her a relatively good neutral game, her approach is poor and linear, as her few options in dash attack, dash grab, and Heel Slide are predictable. Despite her abundance of KOing options, if she can't end her opponent's stock early with her combos, she is reliant on Witch Time to land her smash attacks, spacing to land her back and up aerials, or on forward throw to KO the opponent if her level of [[rage]] is high enough. When it comes to escaping her combos, Bayonetta has a 2× SDI multiplier on Witch Twist and both versions of After Burner Kick, causing her combos to fail if the player doesn't read their opponent's DI and SDI, and lessening her zero-death combos' efficacy. Her rolls, sidestep, and air dodge all have noticeable ending lag (though her rolls end three frames earlier than {{SSB4|Samus}}'s), and the former two also have among the slowest start-ups out of all the characters in terms of invincibility (though Bat Within somewhat compensates for this). Witch Twist doesn't travel much vertical distance on its own, making her recovery short-ranged if she doesn't use her midair jump or has used it too late. Finally, she lacks custom specials, like the other DLC characters, though due to the huge utility her special moveset already has, it is less of a weakness to her.

Overall, Bayonetta's strengths noticeably outweigh her weaknesses. She can dish out large amounts of punishing damage in her combos once she reads the opponent and exploits their vulnerabilities, but must also be careful not to let her opponent take advantage of her own weaknesses, though, due to the high range and priority her attacks have, doing so is a difficult task to begin with. Perhaps the only characters that she has problems against are those who can camp well against her, or have much a much better neutral game than she does, such as {{SSB4|Rosalina & Luma}} or {{SSB4|Diddy Kong}} for the former point and {{SSB4|Sheik}} for the latter one, but outside of that, she can easily dominate and punish characters who cannot properly capitalize on her weaknesses. She has arguably the highest tournament representation among the entire roster, with top smashers including {{Sm|Salem}}, {{Sm|Tweek}}, {{Sm|Mistake}}, {{Sm|CaptainZack}}, {{Sm|Lima}}, {{Sm|Abadango}}, {{Sm|Chag}}, {{Sm|tyroy}}, and many more using her with consistently strong results in regional and national tournaments. However, while Bayonetta was quickly considered the best character in the game upon release, opinions varied on how dominating she was in tournaments; while some regions went as far as to ban her from tournaments due to her overpowering potential, others claimed that Bayonetta's supposed potential did not yield the overwhelming success other characters had previously attained, such as Sheik and Diddy Kong. Update [[1.1.6]] ultimately nerfed a variety of Bayonetta's attributes; while not significantly crippled, her tournament results and perception both fell in response. Despite these nerfs, she is still an incredibly powerful character, and her excellent tournament results have led to her being widely seen as the best character in the game and one of the most competitively viable characters in the entire roster when her high learning curve is fully mastered.

==Update history==
Most likely as a result of her dominance in the competitive scene, Bayonetta was noticeably nerfed in game updates. She was at first slightly nerfed in update [[1.1.5]]: her up smash and forward smash are both slightly weaker, her down aerial has more ending lag, her [[Heel Slide]] has more ending lag, her [[Witch Twist]] deals less damage, and her infamous [[Witch Time]] has more ending lag, shorter duration, decays more with each use, and has a slower regeneration rate after usage. However, these changes did not reduce her effectiveness as she was still widely perceived as the best character in the game due to her immense strengths, while the effectiveness of other top-tier characters, notably {{SSB4|Sheik}} and {{SSB4|Zero Suit Samus}}, was toned down in the same patch, further exacerbating her dominance.

However, update [[1.1.6]] significantly nerfed Bayonetta by directly worsening her combo game, with the effectiveness of her combo starters being weakened and her combos becoming easier to escape. Her down tilt and forward aerial both have slightly more ending lag, while the former has less range and the latter has less knockback on the third hit, both versions of [[After Burner Kick]] and [[Witch Twist]] have doubled [[SDI]] multipliers that make it easier to escape her combos, upward ABK has increased knockback scaling that renders it worse for comboing at high percents, downward ABK's vertical launch angle is now a more horizontal launch angle that only combos into upward ABK at high percents (turned from a low percent combo into a high percent combo) and Witch Twist has altered knockback values that limit its combo ability at higher percentages. 

Despite these nerfs, however, Bayonetta has been compared to {{SSB4|Diddy Kong}} in that while she initially seemed to be far less powerful after her nerfs, her greatest strengths have remained intact, and she is still considered to be the best character in the game.

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==Moveset==
*Bayonetta receives various amounts of landing lag depending on the amount of aerials and special moves she performs in midair before landing. For more info, see [[Bayonetta Recovery Frames]].
*Bayonetta can [[wall jump]] and [[wall cling]].

''For a gallery of Bayonetta's hitboxes, see [[/Hitboxes|here]].''
{{MovesetTable
|game=SSB4
|nocustoms=y
|neutralname=Bullet Punch ({{ja|バレットパンチ|Baretto Panchi}}, ''Barret Punch'')<br>Combo Sweep ({{ja|コンボスイープ|Konbo Suīpu}})<br>Swing Up ({{ja|スイングアップ|Suingu Appu}})<br>Phantom Rush ({{ja|ファントムラッシュ|Fantomu Rasshu}})<br>Phantom Finish ({{ja|ファントムフィニッシュ|Fantomu Finisshu}})
|neutralinf=y
|neutralcount=3
|neutral1dmg=1.5%
|neutral2dmg=1.5%
|neutral3dmg=2.7%
|neutralinfdmg=0.3% (loop), 1% (penultimate hit) 6% (last)
|neutraldesc=Bayonetta's Punch + Punch + Punch • Punch (PPP • P) combo from ''Bayonetta 2''. If button mashed, it is followed by a barrage of pistol-whips that concludes a thrusting pistol-whip. It has an excellent damage output for a neutral infinite, as the Bullet Arts version is capable of dealing 19% if all of its hits connect. It is also very hard to SDI out of, but due to being active on frame 9, it is the third slowest neutral attack in the game, behind {{SSB4|King Dedede}} and {{SSB4|Zelda}}'s. All hits of the combo shoots her guns forward, with the exception of the third hit, which shoots forward and upward in a diagonal direction behind herself. In addition, she may sometimes shout "Get out!" when it is performed.
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|ftiltname=Consecutive/Continuous Kick ({{ja|連続キック|Renzoku Kikku}})
|ftiltcount=3
|ftiltdmg=3.5%
|ftilt2dmg=3%
|ftilt3dmg=8.5%
|ftiltdesc=Bayonetta's Kick + Kick + Kick combo while wielding [https://bayonetta.fandom.com/wiki/Love_Is_Blue Love is Blue]. Like {{SSB4|Meta Knight}}'s forward tilt, it functions similarly to a neutral attack: pressing the attack button will cause Bayonetta to perform the first hit, while subsequently pressing the attack button will cause her to perform the second and last hits. It is her slowest tilt attack, due to being active on frame 12. The last hit launches opponents diagonally upward, while holding the attack button down on any part of the attack allows her fire her guns at different angles: forward, then slightly upward, then diagonally upward.
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|utiltname=Chain Upper ({{ja|チェーンアッパー|Chēn Appā}})
|utiltdmg=5% (hit 1, clean), 2% (hit 1, late), 6% (hit 2)
|utiltdesc=An upward pistol-whip. One of her faster tilts, though it can only hit opponents in front of and/or above herself. Consists of two hits, though the first hit only connects into the second if hitting an aerial opponent; grounded opponents will be weakly launched away from Bayonetta. It can lead into aerial combos, as well as combo into itself with the second hit at low percents. At around 130%, it can lead into up aerial as a kill confirm. The Bullet Arts version fires both guns upward. It is based on the delayed punch launcher.
|-
|dtiltname=Kick Attack ({{ja|キックアタック|Kikku Atakku}})
|dtiltdmg=7% (heel), 6% (leg)
|dtiltdesc=The final hit of Bayonetta's PPK combo while wielding Love is Blue. Her most reliable anti-pressure option and grounded combo starter, due to its range, vertical launching angle and speed. At around 130%, it can lead into up aerial as a kill confirm. The Bullet Arts version fires two guns in front of herself and one behind herself.
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|dashname=Stiletto ({{ja|スティレット|Sutiretto}})
|dashdmg=10% (clean), 8% (late)
|dashdesc=The [https://bayonetta.fandom.com/wiki/Stiletto Stiletto]. It has noticeable start-up. The Bullet Arts version fires both guns in front of herself.
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|fsmashname=Umbran Straight ({{ja|アンブランストレート|Anburan Sutorēto}})
|fsmashdmg= {{ChargedSmashDmgSSB4|16}} (fist), {{ChargedSmashDmgSSB4|14}} (wrist)
|fsmashdesc=Uses [https://bayonetta.fandom.com/wiki/Wicked_Weaves Wicked Weaves] to summon [[Madama Butterfly]]'s arm, which is used to throw a punch. It has great horizontal range and Madama Butterfly's hitbox cannot be [[reverse]]d. However, it has high ending lag and low [[priority]], making it fairly easy to cancel out. It can also be dodged by fighters with low crouches, such as {{SSB4|Wii Fit Trainer}}, or by standing directly in front of Bayonetta due to a blind spot between her and Madama Butterfly's wrist. If the button is held, Bayonetta will also fire in front of her. KOs at 104% from the center of Final Destination when not charged. It is based on the final hit of Bayonetta's PPP • P combo in ''Bayonetta 2''.
|usmashname=Wicked Upper ({{ja|ウィケッドアッパー|Wikeddo Appā}})
|usmashdmg={{ChargedSmashDmgSSB4|17}} (clean), {{ChargedSmashDmgSSB4|16}} (mid), {{ChargedSmashDmgSSB4|15}} (late)
|usmashdesc=Uses Wicked Weaves to summon Madama Butterfly's arm, which is used to throw an uppercut. It hits directly in front of Bayonetta, and thus leaves her vulnerable from behind and directly above, similarly to {{SSB4|Palutena}}'s up smash. It has rather noticeable start-up, high ending lag and low [[priority]], but it is her strongest attack when clean, as it is capable of KOing middleweights around 100%. The Bullet Arts version fires one gun forward and one upward. It is based on the delayed punch Wicked Weave launcher. Madama Buterfly's hitbox cannot be reversed.
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|dsmashname=Heel Stomp ({{ja|ヒールストンプ|Hīru Sutonpu}})
|dsmashdmg={{ChargedSmashDmgSSB4|5}} (Bayonetta), {{ChargedSmashDmgSSB4|16}} (Madama Butterfly, clean), {{ChargedSmashDmgSSB4|15}} (Madama Butterfly, late)
|dsmashdesc=The [https://bayonetta.fandom.com/wiki/Heel_Stomp Heel Stomp]. It has a hitbox on Bayonetta's leg that leads into the main hitbox. It can [[meteor smash]] opponents that are either on the edge or in midair, making it a potent edge-guarding option. Like up smash, it only hits in front of her, has high ending lag and low priority, but has considerable vertical range. While powerful, its launching angle results in it KOing at 146% from anywhere on-stage. Oddly, the Bullet Arts version fires the guns on her feet downward into the ground, making it useless except for opponents directly touching her back. Madama Butterfly's hitbox cannot be reversed.
|-
|nairname=Spinning Kick ({{ja|スピニングキック|Supiningu Kikku}})
|nairdmg=8% (clean), 6% (late), 4.5% (Bullet Arts extension)
|nairdesc=A spinning roundhouse kick, similar to {{SSB4|Samus}}' neutral aerial. It hits around Bayonetta and continuing the input for the Bullet Arts version has her [[Sex kick|continue to spin]] for a few seconds. It has very good coverage, as it can hit opponents adjacent and/or below her. It is based on the aerial Bullet Climax in ''Bayonetta''.
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|fairname=Aerial Bullet Punch ({{ja|エアリアルバレットパンチ|Eariaru Baretto Panchi}}, ''Aerial Barret Punch'')<br>Aerial Combo Sweep ({{ja|エアリアルコンボスイープ|Eariaru Konbo Suīpu}})<br>Swing Down ({{ja|スイングダウン|Suingu Daun}})
|fairdmg=3% (hit 1), 2.2% (hit 2), 6% (hit 3)
|fairdesc=Bayonetta's aerial PPK combo while wielding Love is Blue. Functions much like a neutral attack, requiring further inputs to continue the combo. Each hit on an opponent will make Bayonetta float slightly, allowing each of its hits to connect easily. A superb option for aerial and off-stage combos, with the first hit being capable of leading into After Burner Kick. The Bullet Arts version fires in front of her for the first two hits, while the third hit fires two guns downward (with one being slightly diagonally) and one upward.
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|bairname=Shooting Kick ({{ja|シューティングキック|Shūtingu Kikku}})
|bairdmg=13% (heel), 10% (leg)
|bairdesc=A high-angle back kick. Its respectable damage output, high knockback, and low ending lag and landing lag make it one of Bayonetta's most viable KOing options, as it KOs at 110% while near the edge. The Bullet Arts version fires one gun behind her at an upward angle.
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|uairname=Full Moon Edge ({{ja|フルムーンエッジ|Furu Mūn Ejji}})
|uairdmg=9% (kick), 4% (Bullet Arts extension)
|uairdesc=A bicycle kick. Very fast with little ending lag, along with decent knockback, making it a good juggling and KOing option near the upper blast line. It can be used to trap opponents who SDI out of [[Witch Twist]], and can extend combos through the use of platforms. While it is difficult to land at high percents, it can lead into another up air or back air as a kill confirm. The Bullet Arts version has her perform a modified version of the [[wikipedia:List of capoeira techniques#Aú|aú aberto]]{{ref|a}}, one of many cartwheeling kicks in {{s|wikipedia|capoeira}}. While this version deals less damage, it provides excellent coverage that covers wide areas around her, making it useful for edge-guarding and dealing additional damage. It is based on the kick launcher in ''Bayonetta''.
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|dairname=Heel Guillotine ({{ja|ヒールギロチン|Hīru Girochin}})
|dairdmg=7% (body), 8% (leg), 9% (heel), 5% (landing)
|dairdesc=A split-legged axe kick. A [[stall-then-fall]] with low duration and ending lag, which allows her to safely recover afterward. It is a meteor smash when hitting with her heel, while its landing hit has extremely high knockback, both of which make it a viable, but punishable KOing option overall. Can be used after her special move combos to catch opponents who attempt to punish her increased landing lag. The Bullet Arts version fires one gun from her heel forward, but only upon landing. It is based on Bayonetta's standard aerial kick in ''Bayonetta''.
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|grabname=Grab ({{ja|つかみ|Tsukami}})
|grabdesc=Reaches out. Bayonetta's grab has slightly above average range for a non-[[tether]] grab, while her dash grab has deceptively long range.
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|pummelname=Slap Punish Attack ({{ja|スラップパニッシュアタック|Surappu Panisshu Atakku}})
|pummeldmg=1.6% (per hit)
|pummeldesc=The [https://bayonetta.fandom.com/wiki/Punish_Attacks Slap Punish Attack]. It has average speed, but is unique in that it consists of two hits per input. As a result, it is possible for the opponent to break free in the middle of the pummel, and thus the second hit entirely.
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|fthrowname=Tetsuzanko{{ref|b}} ({{ja|鉄山靠|Tetsuzankō}}, ''Iron Mountain Lean'')
|fthrowdmg=7% (hit 1), 3% (throw)
|fthrowdesc=The [https://bayonetta.fandom.com/wiki/Tetsuzanko Tetsuzanko] AKA Body Check, a technique based on the tie shan kao{{ref|c}} used in {{s|wikipedia|Bajiquan}}. It is her strongest and most versatile throw, as it KOs at 155% while near the edge and launches opponents at an angle that is very ideal for edge-guarding. She occasionally says "{{ja|十年早いんだよ!|Juunen hayain da yo!}} (''Ten years too early!'')", even in the English version of the game. The quote is a reference to [[Akira Yuki]]'s famous quote in the {{uv|Virtua Fighter}} series, and is said occasionally by Bayonetta herself in ''Bayonetta''.
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|bthrowname=Crescent Sweep ({{ja|クレセントスイープ|Kuresento Suīpu}})
|bthrowdmg=3% (hit 1), 6% (throw)
|bthrowdesc=A jumping roundhouse kick. It can be used to set-up an edge-guard with Bullet Climax at medium to high percents.
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|uthrowname=Arc Wiper ({{ja|アークワイパー|Āku Waipā}})
|uthrowdmg=3% (hit 1), 4.5% (throw)
|uthrowdesc=An outside crescent kick, similar to {{SSB4|Lucario}}'s up tilt. A good combo starter that can lead into Witch Twist or up aerial until medium to high percents. The pose Bayonetta assumes afterward is based on the final hit of her PPK combo while wielding [https://bayonetta.fandom.com/wiki/Scarborough_Fair Scarborough Fair].
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|dthrowname=Full Stomp ({{ja|フルストンプ|Furu Sutonpu}})
|dthrowdmg=3% (hit 1), 5% (throw)
|dthrowdesc=The final hit of Bayonetta's PPPKKK combo while wielding Love is Blue. Due to its high ending lag, it possesses no guaranteed followups, though it can lead into a down tilt if the opponent tries shielding too early (thus getting air dodge landing lag). Surprisingly enough, it is also Bayonetta's strongest throw from center stage, KOing middleweights at around 200% without [[rage]].
|-
|floorfname=&nbsp;
|floorfdmg=7%
|floorfdesc=A low-angle kick performed from a [[wikipedia:Windmill (b-boy move)|windmill]], an acrobatic technique used in break-dancing.
|-
|floorbname=&nbsp;
|floorbdmg=7%
|floorbdesc=A low-angle kick performed from a windmill.
|-
|floortname=&nbsp;
|floortdmg=5%
|floortdesc=A low-angle kick performed from a windmill.
|-
|edgename=&nbsp;
|edgedmg=7%
|edgedesc=Performs a hook kick while climbing up.
|-
|nsname=Bullet Climax
|nsdmg=1.35% (uncharged), 2.7% (charged)
|nsdesc=[https://bayonetta.fandom.com/wiki/Bullet_Climax Fires bullets] at a slight angle. When held, Bayonetta instead fires [https://bayonetta.fandom.com/wiki/Charge_Bullet '''Charge Bullets'''], which are stronger but only active during the first two shots. While holding the charge, it can be canceled by shielding or rolling. Due to its angle, it is useful for edge-guarding and hindering aerial approaches. Bayonetta may perform one of two animations while charging and firing; both function identically, although Kirby's [[Copy Ability]] fires from noticeably different heights. This move takes inspiration from the Bullet Climax and Charge Bullet techniques from ''Bayonetta'' and ''Bayonetta 2'', respectively.
|-
|ssname=Heel Slide
|ssdmg=9% (Heel Slide, hit 1, clean), 8.5% (Heel Slide, hit 1, mid), 8% (Heel Slide, hit 1, late), 6% (Heel Slide, hit 2), 6% (After Burner Kick, standard, early/late), 7% (After Burner Kick, clean), 6.5% (After Burner Kick, downward)
|ssdesc=A kick that functions differently when used on the ground or in midair. On the ground, she performs the [https://bayonetta.fandom.com/wiki/Heel_Slide '''Heel Slide''']. If the button is held, Bayonetta will then follow it up with an aú aberto, one of many cartwheeling kicks in capoeira. It is her primary combo starter, due to the follow-up kick launching the opponent upward. While it is unsafe on shield, it is difficult to punish nonetheless due to its speed and duration. It can also be used to bait an air dodge from opponents who anticipate the follow-up kick, and then punish them with a smash attack. In the air, she alternately performs the [https://bayonetta.fandom.com/wiki/After_Burner_Kick '''After Burner Kick'''], which can be performed twice in a row as long as the first kick connects, and can be angled downward by holding down before attacking. Both versions of After Burner Kick are her primary aerial follow-ups. All based on the individual techniques from the ''Bayonetta'' games, with minor differences.
|-
|usname=Witch Twist
|usdmg=3% (hit 1, grounded), 2% (hit 1, aerial), 0.2% (hits 2-6), 3% (hit 7)
|usdesc=[https://bayonetta.fandom.com/wiki/Witch_Twist An ascending, corkscrew pistol-whip]. It hits multiple times, but covers minimal vertical distance and extremely minimal horizontal distance, similarly to [[Rising Uppercut]]. Despite this, Witch Twist is still a very useful recovery option, as using it after a jump allows Bayonetta to use her [[double jump]], and then use another Witch Twist. It comes out on frame 4, making it Bayonetta's fastest move, and possesses a disjointed hitbox at its very end. Based on the technique of the same name from ''Bayonetta'', as well as a variation from ''Bayonetta 2'' known as Witch Strike; the ability to hold guns is taken from the former, but lacks the dodging spinning kick at the start. Otherwise performs identically to the latter, including the ability to use a second one after a double jump.
|-
|dsname=Witch Time
|dsdmg=—
|dsdesc=[https://bayonetta.fandom.com/wiki/Witch_Time Uses her magic to slow down time around an opponent who attacks her]. Its duration increases the more damaged the opponent is, but decreases when used too frequently. It is also the only [[counterattack]] that is capable of working on some unblockable attacks, with the exception of grabs. However, if Witch Time is activated too late, then [https://bayonetta.fandom.com/wiki/Bat_Within '''Bat Within'''] is activated instead. Bat Within teleports Bayonetta in any direction, but unlike in the ''Bayonetta'' series, it halves the damage received, rather than negating it. Based on the same ability from the ''Bayonetta'' games, albeit only slowing down the attacking opponent as opposed to all opponents.
|-
|fsname=Infernal Climax
|fsdmg=30% (Gomorrah), 15% (bonus spell)
|fsdesc=Activates Witch Time to affect the whole stage. While this effect is active, Bayonetta has a limited time to deal damage to her opponents in order to fill up the Climax Gauge. Once it is filled, she has to deal knockback to any opponent before a cutscene occurs. The cutscene consists of her using her hair as a conduit to summon [https://bayonetta.fandom.com/wiki/Gomorrah Gomorrah], who then damages any opponents suffering hitstun from Bayonetta's attacks by chomping them four times before they are launched with set knockback. The attack button can be mashed during the attack to fill a second Climax Gauge that deals an additional 15% after the cutscene. It is very powerful, as opponents can be KO'd under 100% if they are close to the [[blast line]]s, while they are instantly KO'd if they have 100% or more once the cutscene ends.
}}

===Bullet Arts===
{{main|Bullet Arts}}

===Bat Within===
{{main|Bat Within}}

===Stats===
{{Attributes
|cast = 58
|weight = 84
|rweight = 45
|dash = 1.7
|rdash = 11-15
|run = 	1.6
|rrun = 28-30
|walk = 0.9
|rwalk = 45-46
|trac = 0.055
|rtrac = 28-33
|airfric = 0.008
|rairfric = 37-42
|air = 0.97
|rair = 36-38
|baseaccel = 0.01
|rbaseaccel = 10-54
|addaccel = 0.085
|raddaccel = 8-10
|gravity = 0.12
|rgravity = 5-8
|fall = 1.77
|rfall = 9
|ff = 2.832
|rff = 10
|jumpsquat = 4
|rjumpsquat = 1-13
|jumpheight = 39
|rjumpheight = 7-8
|shorthop = 21.354742
|rshorthop = 2-3
|djump = 42
|rdjump = 6
|ellag = 4
|rellag = 1-46
}}

===[[Announcer]] call===
<gallery>
Bayonetta English Announcer SSB4-SSBU.wav|English/Japanese/Chinese
Bayonetta French Announcer SSBU.wav|French
Bayonetta German Announcer SSBU.wav|German
Bayonetta Italian Announcer SSBU.wav|Italian
Bayonetta Spanish Announcer SSBU.wav|Spanish
</gallery>

===[[On-screen appearance]]===
{{Appearance
|desc=Emerges from her Bat Within form while surrounded by the Umbra Witches' symbol, then proceeds to wield her guns.
|char=Bayonetta
|game=SSB4}}

===[[Taunt]]s===
{{Taunt/SSB4
|image-up=BayonettaUpTauntSSB4.gif
|image-side=BayonettaSideTauntSSB4.gif
|image-down=BayonettaDownTauntSSB4.gif
|desc-up=Twirls around, moves both arms around her in a graceful manner, then strikes a pose with both arms over her head, saying, "If you need to learn how to talk to a lady, ask your mum." ({{ja|レディの扱い方、ママに教えて貰いなさい|Redi no atsukai-kata, mama ni oshiete morai nasai.}}, ''If you can't handle a lady, ask your mum.'') The ending is slightly different depending on the direction Bayonetta faces. It is based on her long taunt from ''Bayonetta 2''.
|desc-side=Gracefully spins around, then points both guns directly in front of herself, saying, "New 'do, dead you." ({{ja|動くと死ぬわよ|Ugoku to shinu wa yo}}, ''You move, you die.'') The quote comes from her short taunt while wielding [https://bayonetta.fandom.com/wiki/Salamandra Salamandra] in ''Bayonetta 2''.
|desc-down=Strikes a number of poses while flourishing her guns before looking away and then looking forward, while her glasses briefly emit a light purple glint upon concluding. Based on the dances she performs prior to fighting the first [https://bayonetta.fandom.com/wiki/Joy Joy] she encounters in ''Bayonetta''.
**''Due to the length of Bayonetta's taunts, they are interruptible much earlier than they would suggest, with the first actionable frame of each occurring about halfway through their animations.''
}}

===[[Idle pose]]s===
{{Idle
|desc-1=Waves one of her guns in an inviting motion.
|image-1=BayonettaIdlePose1SSB4.jpg
|desc-2=Holds her left gun in front of herself, and her right gun upward beside her head. This idle pose only occurs once she ends any ground attack, and reverts to her standard idle animation after a few seconds.
|image-2=BayonettaIdlePose2SSB4.jpg}}

===[[Crowd cheer]]===
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|-
!{{{name|}}}
!Cheer (English/French)
!Cheer (Japanese)
!Cheer (Spanish)
!Cheer (German)
!Cheer (Italian)
|-
! scope="row"|Cheer
|[[File:Bayonetta Cheer English & French SSB4 SSBU.ogg|center]]||[[File:Bayonetta Cheer Japanese SSB4 SSBU.ogg|center]]||[[File:Bayonetta Cheer Spanish SSB4 SSBU.ogg|center]]||[[File:Bayonetta Cheer German SSB4 SSBU.ogg|center]]||[[File:Bayonetta Cheer Italian SSB4 SSBU.ogg|center]]
|-
! scope="row"|Description
|Bay - o! || Bayo - nett - a! || Baaaaayo - ne - tta! *claps 5 times* || Baaaaayo - ne - tta! *claps 6 times* || Baaaaayo - ne - tta!
|}

===[[Victory pose]]s===
{{Victory/SSB4
|victory-theme=Victory! (Bayonetta).ogg
|victory-desc=The first few notes of "{{SSB4MusicLink|Bayonetta|Time For The Climax!}}" followed by the jingle that plays upon completing a Verse in ''Bayonetta'' and ''Bayonetta 2'', entitled "Verse Result Jingle".
|desc-1=Faces her back to the screen while holding her guns up beside her face, then performs a pirouette before concluding with a pose that involves her aiming her guns in front of herself, saying, "That all you got?" ({{ja|全力を見せてよ|Zenryoku wo misete yo}}, ''Show me your full power.'') or "You're making it easy." ({{ja|楽勝ね|Rakushou ne}}, ''An easy win.'')
|desc-2=Performs the [https://bayonetta.fandom.com/wiki/Break_Dance Break Dance] while either saying "Dreadful." ({{ja|退屈だわ|Taikutsu da wa}}, ''How tedious.'') or "Don't make me beg." while her glasses briefly emit a light purple glint upon concluding. The quote comes from her short taunt while wielding [https://bayonetta.fandom.com/wiki/%E6%AD%A6%E7%94%95%E6%A7%8C_Takemikazuchi Takemikazuchi] in ''Bayonetta 2''.
|desc-3=Strikes a number of poses while flourishing her guns before concluding by looking away and then looking forward while saying "Miss me, baby?" ({{ja|私はここよ|Watashi wa koko yo}}, ''I'm right here.'') while her glasses briefly emit a whitish purple glint upon concluding. This is a shortened version of her down taunt.
|char=Bayonetta}}

==In [[competitive play]]==
===Most historically significant players===
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''See also: [[:Category:Bayonetta players (SSB4)]]''

*{{Sm|9B|Japan}} - One of the greatest Japanese Bayonetta players of all time, and one of the first Bayonetta players to succeed at the highest level of competitive play, winning both {{Trn|Sumabato 9}} and {{Trn|Sumabato 16}} as well as placing 4th at {{Trn|Umebura Japan Major 2017}} and 5th at {{Trn|Shots Fired 2}}. Due to his success, he is considered one of the greatest Japanese ''Smash 4'' players of all time, ranking among the region's top 10 for most of competitive play. At his peak, he was also ranked 17th on the [[PGR v1]], and was eventually ranked 44th on the [[PGR 100|all-time ranking]].
*{{Sm|Abadango|Japan}} - The best Bayonetta player in Japan. He picked up the character in 2017 as a co-main alongside {{SSB4|Mewtwo}}, but gradually used the character more in competitive play. He won several events with only Bayonetta or primarily Bayonetta, including {{Trn|Umebura 27}} and {{Trn|Umebura 33}}, and has placed top 8 at many other events, most notably being the runner-up at {{Trn|EVO Japan 2018}} and {{Trn|Smash Sounds}}. As such, he was considered the best player in Japan in 2018 while playing both characters, and ended ''Smash 4'' ranking 13th on the [[PGR 100|all-time ranking]] with Bayonetta listed as his primary character.
*{{Sm|CaptainZack|USA}} - One of the greatest American Bayonetta players of all time. He was widely considered the best in the first half of 2017 due to his performances at several of the largest events of the [[PGR v3]] season, including placing 4th at both {{Trn|GENESIS 4}} and {{Trn|2GGC: Civil War}}, leading him to rank 7th that season. Though he eventually lost the title to Salem, he remained a strong contender for the title, ranking in the top 10 again on the [[PGR v5]] and placing 2nd at {{Trn|EVO 2018}} and 4th at {{Trn|CEO 2018}}. Due to his success, he was ranked 15th on the [[PGR 100|all-time ranking]].
*{{Sm|ikep|Japan}} - One of the best Bayonetta players in Japan, especially in 2016 where he was ranked in the country's top 10 and won {{Trn|Sumabato Tokaigi Qualifier}} over many of Japan's best players at that time, including {{Sm|Kameme}}, {{Sm|Shuton}}, and {{Sm|9B}}. Outside of that performance, he has also won {{Trn|Umebura 26}} and placed top 8 at several other large Japanese events between 2016 and 2017, such as 3rd at {{Trn|Sumabato 11}} and 4th at {{Trn|Sumabato 17}}. Though he was never ranked on the [[PGR]], he ranked in the top 100 globally on [[OrionRank]] in those 2 years, and was eventually ranked 71st on the [[PGR 100|all-time ranking]].
*{{Sm|JK|USA}} - One of the best Bayonetta players in North America in 2017 who was best known for his 2nd-place finish at {{Trn|Clutch City Clash 2}}, where he defeated {{Sm|Elegant}}, {{Sm|Trela}}, and {{Sm|Javi}}. Alongside several other noteworthy performances that year, including placing 7th at {{Trn|2GGC: GENESIS Saga}} and 9th at {{Trn|EVO 2017}}, and wins over several other ranked players, he was eventually ranked on both [[PGR]] rankings that year and peaked at 37th on the [[PGR v4]]. His career was marred with several controversies, however, which ended his competitive career by 2018, and prevented his recognition on the [[PGR 100|all-time ranking]].
*{{Sm|Lima|USA}} - One of the best Bayonetta players in North America in the game's later years, coming to prominence during the [[PGR v4]] season after placing 7th at {{Trn|2GGC: MkLeo Saga}} and 9th at {{Trn|EVO 2017}}. He was especially considered one of the best American players in 2018 due to winning {{Trn|EVO 2018}}, the largest event of the year, and placing 5th at {{Trn|EGLX 2018}}, {{Trn|Get On My Level 2018}}, and {{Trn|MomoCon 2018}}. Though not ranked in the top 10 on the [[PGR]] due to the absence of a ranking for the second half of 2018, Lima was ranked 8th on the [[OrionRank 2018]], and was ultimately ranked 20th on the [[PGR 100|all-time ranking]].
*{{Sm|Mistake|Canada}} - One of the best Bayonetta players in North America in ''Smash 4''{{'}}s later years, and was the best player in Canada in 2018, becoming the only Canadian player to dethrone {{Sm|Ally}} in ''Smash 4''. He first came to prominence during the [[PGR v4]] season, after finishing 4th at {{Trn|2GGC: SCR Saga}} and 5th at {{Trn|Super Smash Con 2017}}. He became a top 10 player in the world in 2018, owing to runner-up finishes at {{Trn|GENESIS 5}} and {{Trn|Shine 2018}}, among several other top 8 finishes at majors. He was ranked 6th on the [[PGR v5]] and 4th on the [[OrionRank 2018]], and finished ''Smash 4'' ranking 25th on the [[PGR 100|all-time ranking]]. He is also considered the best ''Smash 4'' player in the post-''Ultimate'' metagame, winning 3 of the first 4 ''Smash 4'' majors during this time.
*{{Sm|Pink Fresh|USA}} - One of the first successful Bayonetta players in the highest level of competitive play, due to winning {{Trn|2GGT: KTAR Saga}}, which stood as Bayonetta's best victory until Salem's rise in 2017, and placing 3rd at {{Trn|Glitch}} and 7th at {{Trn|Pound 2016}}, making him one of the most successful Bayonetta players prior to the character's sudden rise in 2017. Due to his success, he was one of two Bayonetta players ranked on the [[PGR v1|inaugural PGR]] and eventually peaked at 24th on the [[PGR v2]]. He continued to place well after that season, such as placing 9th at {{Trn|Royal Flush}}, and ended ''Smash 4'' ranking 60th on the [[PGR 100|all-time ranking]].
*{{Sm|Salem|USA}} - The greatest Bayonetta player of all time. He was first known for winning {{Trn|Collision XIV}}, where he became the first player to ever double-eliminate {{Sm|ZeRo}}, and placing 2nd at {{Trn|KTAR XIX}}. He later became a contender for the best in the world during the [[PGR v4]] season due to winning {{Trn|EVO 2017}}, {{Trn|DreamHack Atlanta 2017}}, and {{Trn|2GGC: Fire Emblem Saga}}; he was ultimately ranked 2nd that season. Outside of those victories, he has won 2 other majors &mdash; {{Trn|Smash 4 Boot Camp}} and {{Trn|Shine 2018}} &mdash; and has the most major wins out of any other solo-Bayonetta player. Due to this success, he was ranked 6th on the [[PGR 100]]; the highest ranking among any Bayonetta player.
*{{Sm|Tweek|USA}} - One of the greatest Bayonetta players of all time, picking up the character as a secondary to his other characters in mid-2017 before becoming one of his primary characters by the new year. He was considered the second-best player in the world when he played Bayonetta, ranking 2nd on the [[PGR v5]] and winning several majors with Bayonetta, including {{Trn|EGLX 2018}}, {{Trn|MomoCon 2018}}, and {{Trn|2GG: Hyrule Saga}}, making him the only other Bayonetta player to have multiple major victories during ''Smash 4''{{'}}s prime. He was eventually ranked 7th on the [[PGR 100|all-time ranking]], with Bayonetta as his primary character.
*{{Sm|tyroy|USA}} - One of the best Bayonetta players in the United States who was known for his prowess at Midwest events, including multiple top 8 performances at {{Trn|Midwest Mayhem|series}} events such as placing 2nd at {{Trn|Midwest Mayhem 2}} and 5th {{Trn|Midwest Mayhem 9: Old vs New}}, and finishing close to top 8 at several Midwest majors, including placing 9th at {{Trn|Smash 'N' Splash 3}}, {{Trn|Frostbite 2018}}, and {{Trn|Smash 'N' Splash 4}}. He peaked at 39th on the [[PGR v5]] and was eventually ranked 55th on the [[PGR 100|all-time ranking]]. He is also one of the best ''Smash 4'' players in the post-''Ultimate'' metagame, being the runner-up at {{Trn|Super Smash Con 2019}} and {{Trn|Super Smash Con 2022}}.
*{{Sm|Zackray|Japan}} - A rising star in the final year of competitive play who was one of the best players in Japan during this time, co-maining Bayonetta alongside {{SSB4|Corrin}}. He used both characters at his breakout event, placing 2nd at {{Trn|Umebura Tokaigi Qualifier 2}}, and later used both characters, alongside {{SSB4|Marth}}, to win {{Trn|Sumabato 27}} and {{Trn|Sumabato Smash 4 Final}}. Though unranked on the main [[PGR]] rankings, he was ranked 26th on the [[OrionRank 2018]] and was ultimately ranked 88th on the [[PGR 100|all-time ranking]], ranking with both characters on both rankings.

===Tier placement, history and tournament bans in various regions===
{{see also|Character legality#Bayonetta}} 
Bayonetta was, along with {{SSB4|Corrin}}, one of the only two characters to miss out on the first ''4BR'' [[tier list]], due to them being released two days after the tier list was released. Her initial perception on the community has been, however, positive since her release, albeit in a controversial way. Players pointed out her abundance of strengths, namely her extremely strong combo game with [[zero-to-death combo|zero to death]] potential, her excellent recovery, a decent neutral game despite her average mobility, the strength of her moveset despite being a light character alongside guaranteed KO setups with [[Witch Time]], and the ability to punish the opponent for trying to punish her due to the former move. Despite her strengths being slightly toned down in update [[1.1.5]], the nerfs to {{SSB4|Sheik}} and {{SSB4|Zero Suit Samus}} in the same patch further bolstered the controversy surrounding her. Players stated that she was too good in competitive play and compared her to ''[[Brawl]]''{{'}}s {{SSBB|Meta Knight}}.

Bayonetta was eventually nerfed in update [[1.1.6]] and her tournament results and perception among the community declined as a result. Even so, while her perception suddenly dropped in the eyes of many smashers, it gradually became positive again due to her players adopting a newer, more creative playstyle, similar to {{SSB4|Diddy Kong}} after update [[1.0.8]]. While her results were initially not as amazing as before, her strong tournament representation and results culminated in her being placed at 11th place on the second ''4BR'' tier list. Bayonetta's representation and results would grow even more as time passed, in particular due to {{Sm|Salem}}, {{Sm|CaptainZack}}, {{Sm|Pink Fresh}} and {{Sm|saj}}'s strong results within their regions, with the former two also making it to top eight at two major tournaments. As a result of this, she moved up to 1st on the third tier list, another similarity to Diddy Kong with the previous tier list. This tier rise is the second largest between the second and third tier lists, with players stating that while the nerfs did make a difference in how simple it was to pick her up, they did not hold her back from being the best character in the game.

At first, opinions on Bayonetta's placement on the tier list were mixed, as some players were in favor of her taking the top spot, whereas others believed that her dominance was not as high as other characters like Diddy Kong and Sheik. However, following Salem's victories at supermajors {{Trn|EVO 2017}} and {{Trn|DreamHack Atlanta 2017}}, most players agreed that she was the best character in the game, which, combined with Bayonetta's more consistent results, allowed her to hold on to 1st place on the fourth and final tier list.

By the end of the game's main competitive lifespan, Bayonetta's 1st place status was unchallenged, as numerous top players including {{Sm|MkLeo}} and {{Sm|Tweek}} began using her. Most major tournaments in 2018 had at least two to three Bayonetta players in the top eight, and by the end of the [[PGR v5]] season, there were five players ranked with Bayonetta in the top ten, the most out of all the characters in the game. Her extreme dominance in the metagame created a tremendous amount of hate from the ''Smash'' community, with a large portion of the community stating that they do not enjoy playing against the character because of her perceived brokenness.

Bayonetta has continued to excel post-Ultimate's release, with continued success at the {{Trn|Supernova}} series, with Mistake winning three events under the character (2022, 2023, and Fall Fest), and notably having a Bayonetta player present during every Grand finals set after 2019. Additionally, {{Sm|Chag}} won {{Trn|Kyojin Dojo}}, a notable superregional with Bayonetta. With this continued success, Bayonetta received her first widespread ban from a major series, being wholly banned at {{Trn|Supernova 2025}}, though this would later be overturned at {{Trn|Supernova 2026}}.<ref> [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1_cVIlWd38BczdWvOPy7qbGVbBp4wMD5z/view Supernova 2025 ruleset]</ref><ref>[https://x.com/TheRoflfox/status/2048120326022656429 Y'all have gotta understand, and I mean REALLY understand this doesn't happen while Big N is involved. If they won't let us ban Bayo in a 10+ year old game they don't care about (yes she's legal at SN this year because of them) they're not letting Steve or anyone else get banned]</ref>

=====Banned=====
*{{flag|USA}} [https://www.reddit.com/r/smashbros/comments/8d8k58/raid_weekly_in_chicago_bans_bayonetta/ Raid Weekly in Chicago, Illinois has confirmed Bayonetta's ban]
=====Banned (lifted after update 1.1.6)=====
*{{flag|USA}} [https://www.reddit.com/r/smashbros/comments/4eo2mx/another_region_just_banned_bayo/ St. Louis, Missouri had confirmed Bayonetta's ban]
*{{flag|USA}} [https://sw.reddit.com/r/smashbros/comments/4f4a2x/tampa_smash_scene_bans_bayonetta/ Tampa, Florida had confirmed Bayonetta's ban]

=====Ban considered=====
*{{flag|Spain}} [https://www.dailydot.com/esports/smash-bros-ban-bayonetta/ Spain had considered a ban on Bayonetta]{{dead link}}

Certain regions banned or considered banning Bayonetta from their tournaments, believing that, unlike {{SSB4|Sheik}} before update 1.1.5, she was very simple to play as. Following the large number of nerfs she received in update 1.1.6, however, these regions lifted their bans.

==In Solo Modes==
===[[All-Star Mode]]===
In All-Star Mode, Bayonetta is fought in Stage 7 in the 3DS version or Stage 1 in the Wii U version if she has been downloaded alongside {{SSB4|Wii Fit Trainer}}, {{SSB4|Rosalina & Luma}}, {{SSB4|Greninja}}, {{SSB4|Dark Pit}}, {{SSB4|Lucina}}, {{SSB4|Robin}}, {{SSB4|Shulk}}, and {{SSB4|Corrin}}.

===[[Congratulations Screen]]s===
<center>
====3DS====
<gallery>
SSB4-3DS Congratulations Classic Bayonetta.png|Classic Mode
SSB4-3DS Congratulations All-Star Bayonetta.png|All-Star Mode
</gallery>
====Wii U====
<gallery>
SSB4-Wii U Congratulations Classic Bayonetta.png|Classic Mode
SSB4-Wii U Congratulations All-Star Bayonetta.png|All-Star Mode
</gallery>
</center>

==[[Trophies]]==
Bayonetta's default trophy is obtained by clearing Classic Mode as Bayonetta. Her alternate trophy is obtained by clearing All-Star Mode as Bayonetta in the 3DS version or booting up the game after downloading Bayonetta in the Wii U version. The Infernal Climax trophy is obtained only in the Wii U version by clearing All-Star Mode as Bayonetta. The Bayonetta (Original) trophy is also obtained after downloading Bayonetta.
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|name=Bayonetta
|image-3ds=BayonettaTrophy3DS.png
|image-wiiu=BayonettaTrophyWiiU.png
|mode=Classic
|desc-ntsc=Bayonetta is one of the last of the near-extinct Umbra Witches clan. She's a master of the Bullet Arts and can use her hair as a conduit to bring forth Infernal Demons. She brings all these skills and more to Smash, where she'll unleash additional damage if you hold the attack button. Damage and distract your foes with this move!
|desc-pal=Bayonetta is one of the last of the long-extinct Umbra Witches clan. She's a master of the Bullet Arts, and can use her hair as a conduit to bring forth Infernal Demons. She brings all these skills and more to Smash, where if you hold down the attack button, she'll fire bullets at the enemy. They don't just do damage; they even work as a feint!
|gamelist={{Trophy games|game1=Bayonetta|release1=01/2010|console2=WiiU|game2=Bayonetta 2|release2=10/2014}}
}}
{{clrl}}

{{Trophy/Fighter
|name=Bayonetta (Alt.)
|image-3ds=BayonettaAltTrophy3DS.png
|image-wiiu=BayonettaAltTrophyWiiU.png
|mode=Alt
|desc-3ds-ntsc=If you use Bayonetta's side special in midair, she'll do a diagonal kick upward that goes through platforms. If you press down just before doing the move, it'll turn into a downward attack! Plus, if you hit an enemy in midair, you can use the attack again before you hit the ground—great for combos and recoveries!
|desc-wiiu-ntsc=If you use Bayonetta's side special in midair, she'll do a diagonal kick upward that even goes through platforms. If you press down just before doing the move, it'll turn into a downward attack! Plus, if you're hit by an enemy, you can use the attack again before you hit the ground—great for combos and recoveries!
|desc-pal=If you use Bayonetta's side special in mid-air, she'll do a diagonal kick upwards that even goes through platforms. If you press down just before doing the move, it'll turn into a downwards attack! Plus, if you hit an enemy in mid-air, you can use the attack again before you hit the ground - great for combos and recoveries!
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|name=Infernal Climax
|image=InfernalClimaxTrophyWiiU.png
|desc-ntsc=Before her Final Smash, Bayonetta enters Witch Time, during which she can attack the enemy to fill her magic gauge. If it fills up, she summons the demon Gomorrah, who chomps down on the unfortunate foe! Keep pressing the button during Gomorrah's attack to increase damage. If it hits 100%, the enemy will be instantly KO'd!
|desc-pal=Before her Final Smash, Bayonetta enters Witch Time, during which she attacks the enemy to fill her magic gauge. If it fills up, she summons the demon Gomorrah, who chomps down on the unfortunate foe! Keep pressing the button during Gomorrah's attack to increase damage. If it hits 100%, the enemy will be instantly KO'd!
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{{Trophy/Fighter
|name=Bayonetta (Original)
|image-3ds=BayonettaOriginalTrophy3DS.png
|image-wiiu=BayonettaOriginalTrophyWiiU.png
|desc-ntsc=This Umbra Witch awakens after hundreds of years without any memories of her past life. Usually Bayonetta spends her days pretending to be a nun to lure out angels, until a witch with the same powers as her starts to slowly bring her memories back. She ends up embroiled in a battle to save the world!
|desc-pal=This Umbra Witch awakens after hundreds of years without any memories of her past life. She spends her days with shenanigans like dressing as a nun to lure out angels to fight, until a witch with the same powers as her starts to slowly bring her memories back. As her memories return, she ends up embroiled in a battle to save the world!
|gamelist={{Trophy games|game1=Bayonetta|release1=01/2010}}
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==[[Alternate costume (SSB4)#Bayonetta|Alternate costumes]]==
Bayonetta's default costume is based on her appearance in ''Bayonetta 2'' and is equipped with [[Media:Love is Blue - Bayo2.png|Love is Blue]]. She has an alternate costume based on her appearance in the original ''Bayonetta'', known as "A Witch With No Memories", and is equipped with [[Media:Scarborough Fair - Bayo1.png|Scarborough Fair]]. Depending on the costume, various visual effects will be one of two colors, blue for ''Bayonetta 2'' and red for ''Bayonetta'', which directly correlates to the aesthetic theme of both ''Bayonetta'' games. Both costumes have their own distinct firing sound effects for each set of guns. Her Bat Within ability also uses two separate bat models for both costumes. One of Bayonetta's alternate color schemes for her ''Bayonetta 2'' costume is based on Jeanne, her childhood friend and friendly rival. While using Jeanne's color scheme, Bayonetta's smash attacks, as well as her Final Smash, will have the hair surrounding Madama Butterfly's limbs and Gomorrah colored white instead of black. Her appearance while doing Wicked Weaves and Infernal Climax is less revealing than in the ''Bayonetta'' games, as she retains most of her clothing while performing them. In the Japanese version of the game, Bayonetta is voiced in Japanese by Atsuko Tanaka while wearing her ''Bayonetta 2'' costume and in English by Hellena Taylor while wearing her ''Bayonetta'' costume, making her the only character who speaks a different language depending on the costume chosen. This references the fact that ''Bayonetta'' did not have Japanese voice acting in its initial release; Japanese dubbing was introduced for the [[Wii U]] version after Hideki Kamiya was impressed with the Japanese voice acting done for the animated movie: ''[https://bayonetta.fandom.com/wiki/Bayonetta:_Bloody_Fate Bayonetta: Bloody Fate]''.

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==[[List of Super Smash Bros. 4 character trailers#Bayonetta|Reveal trailer]]==
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==Gallery==
<gallery>
SSB4 Bayonetta SplashArt.png|Bayonetta's splash art.
Bayonetta amiibo.png|Bayonetta's [[amiibo]].
Bayonetta amiibo Bayo1.png|Bayonetta's alternate amiibo.
Bayonetta unlock notice SSB4-Wii U.png|Bayonetta's unlock notice in {{forwiiu}} after downloading her from the [[Nintendo eShop]].
Bayonetta poster.jpg|Official artwork of Bayonetta used on the [[Super Smash Bros. 4 Official Site|official website]].
Bayonetta trailer.png|Using her double jump, which displays [[Madama Butterfly]]'s wings.
Kirby Bayonetta Wii U.jpg|Alongside {{SSB4|Kirby}} after he [[List of Copy Abilities|copied her]].
Bayonetta Screen 1.jpg|On [[Umbra Clock Tower]].
Bayonetta Screen 2.jpg|Using Bullet Arts in the air.
Bayonetta Screen 3.jpg|Using her up smash on {{SSB4|Donkey Kong}}.
Bayonetta Screen 4.jpg|Using Bat Within.
Bayonetta Screen 5.jpg|Her default and "A Witch With No Memories" costumes.
Bayonetta Screen 6.jpg|Her "A Witch With No Memories" costume in {{forwiiu}}.
Bayonetta Screen 7.jpg|Using her [[Final Smash]], [[Infernal Climax]], on {{SSB4|Duck Hunt}}.
Bayonetta Screen 8.jpg|Alongside {{SSB4|Mario}} and {{SSB4|Luigi}}, which references the [https://bayonetta.fandom.com/wiki/File:Bayo2_-Bayo__and_Enzo_Christmas_Shopping.png opening scene] in ''Bayonetta 2''.
Bayonetta Screen 9.jpg|In {{for3ds}}.
Bayonetta Screen 10.jpg|Her "A Witch With No Memories" costume in {{for3ds}}.
Bayonetta Screen 11.png|Using [[Bullet Climax]] while alongside {{SSB4|Wii Fit Trainer}}.
Bayonetta Screen 12.png|Attacking in ''Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS''.
Bayonetta Screen 13.png|Bayonetta taunting and displaying her default, [https://bayonetta.fandom.com/wiki/Jeanne Jeanne] and "A Witch With No Memories" costumes.
Bayonetta Screen 14.png|On the Umbra Clock Tower.
Bayonetta Screen 15.png|Using her neutral attack on {{SSB4|Samus}}.
Bayonetta Screen 16.png|Bayonetta displaying her Jeanne and "A Witch With No Memories" costumes.
Bayonetta Screen 17.png|Alongside {{SSB4|Mii Fighter}}s.
Bayonetta Screen 18.png|Alongside {{SSB4|Corrin}} and Mii Fighters.
Bayonetta Screen 19.png|Alongside Mii Fighters.
Bayonetta Screen 20.png|Alongside {{SSB4|Lucas}}, {{SSB4|Cloud}}, and Corrin.
Bayonetta Screen 21.png|Using [[Heel Slide|After Burner Kick]] on Corrin and while alongside Cloud and {{SSB4|Roy}}.
Bayonetta Screen 22.png|Bayonetta alongside the other DLC characters.
Bayonetta Screen 23.png|Bayonetta alongside the other DLC characters on [[Umbra Clock Tower]].
SSB4 - DLC - Fighter Bundle.jpg|Bayonetta alongside the other DLC characters on [[Suzaku Castle]].
Bullet Arts Witch Time.jpg|Using [[Witch Time]] against another Bayonetta, who activated it by using her neutral aerial's Bullet Arts.
Bullet Arts No Reflect.jpg|Using Bullet Arts on {{SSB4|Fox}}, which are ignoring his [[Reflector (Fox)|Reflector]] due to the bullets being [[indirect]] attacks.
SSB4-WiiU - Bayo Witch Walk.png|Bayonetta [[wall cling]]ing.
SSB4-WiiU - Bayo Ladder.png|Bayonetta floating on a [[Ladder (stage element)|ladder]].
SSB4-WiiU - Bayo Teeter.png|Bayonetta's unique [[teeter]]ing pose.
SSB4-WiiU - Bayo Sidestep.png|Bayonetta's [[Sidestep|sidestep]] pose.
SSB4-WiiU - Bayo Attack Deadlock.png|Bayonetta's interrupted attack pose.
SSB4-WiiU - Bayo Grass Plucking.png|Bayonetta plucking [[Grass (item)|grass]].
SSB4-WiiU - Bayo Blowing a Kiss.png|Bayonetta blowing a kiss.
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==Trivia==
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*Bayonetta and [[Cloud]] are the only characters to change weapons as part of their [[alternate costume]]s. In Bayonetta's case, her "A Witch With No Memories" costume has her using Scarborough Fair, rather than Love Is Blue. They are also the only characters in ''SSB4'' who pose differently in their artwork when wearing alternate costumes that change their outfits.
*Her pose in her artwork for her "A Witch With No Memories" costume is based on her [https://bayonetta.fandom.com/wiki/File:Bayonettaanarchyreigns.png artwork] for her appearance in ''Anarchy Reigns''.
*If a battle ends while Bayonetta is speaking through a taunt, it can still be heard, even over the announcer. This also happens with {{SSB4|Wii Fit Trainer}}.
*If she grabs a {{b|Hammer|item}} or [[Golden Hammer]] with her forward aerial and stops the attack in midair without performing all three hits, [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T4rEhNT3d-A the hammer's music will not play].
{{ImageCaption|File:SSB4-WiiU - Bayo Jump Crest 01.png|File:SSB4-WiiU - Bayo Jump Crest 02.png|width1=150x150px|width2=150x150px|align = right|caption=The Umbra Witches' symbol appears when Bayonetta jumps<br>and when she lands.}}
*Some of Bayonetta's animations outside of her attacks reference the ''Bayonetta'' series:
**When Bayonetta jumps, she leaves behind a blue Umbra Witch symbol, and emits a magenta Umbra Witch symbol when she lands. However, she does not emit the symbol [https://devilmaycry.fandom.com/wiki/File:Bayonetta_Air_Hike_(Screenshot)_Bayo2.png during her double jump].
**Her on-screen appearance is a reference to when she enters [https://bayonetta.fandom.com/wiki/Purgatorio Purgatorio], as she appears within the realm via the Umbra Witches' symbol. The animation of Bayonetta pulling out her guns is also based on the cutscene in chapter 1 of ''Bayonetta'', where she pulls out Scarborough Fair in preparation for combat against the [https://bayonetta.fandom.com/wiki/Affinity Affinity] and [https://bayonetta.fandom.com/wiki/Applaud Applaud] angels.
**Her crouch is a reference to the [https://bayonetta.fandom.com/wiki/Break_Dance Break Dance technique], where she strikes a similar pose at the end of the attack.
**Her ability to [[wall cling]] references the Witch Walk ability usable by Umbra Witches during a full moon.
**When she plucks {{b|Grass|item}}, she will uproot the item with a kick and then grab it in midair, much like how she picks up angel and demon weapons from the ground in the ''Bayonetta'' games. She also transitions through this animation slower than every other character in ''SSB4''.
**Her [[sidestep]]'s animation is based on her Love is Blue weapon taunt from ''Bayonetta 2''.
**The pose Bayonetta assumes when having her attacks interrupted with another attack is based on her [https://bayonetta.fandom.com/wiki/Kafka Kafka] weapon taunt from ''Bayonetta 2''.
**She has a special idle pose once she stops any grounded attack, which returns to her standard idle pose after a few seconds. This is based on her attack pose from the ''Bayonetta'' series. Her arms down position is used when she is not attacking, while holding her arms up with her guns, and placing one foot on its toe, is the pose she takes after performing attack animations. Performing attack animations in the ''Bayonetta'' games will have Bayonetta take her attack pose for a few seconds, before reverting to her idle pose.
**After using an [[Assist Trophy]] or the [[Special Flag]], Bayonetta will blow a kiss. This could be a reference to the [https://bayonetta.fandom.com/wiki/Infernal_Kiss Infernal Kiss] ability, which enables her to break down divine barriers, or her target lock-on animation.
**When damaged, roses appear around her body where starburst-shaped effects would normally appear. This references how, in the ''Bayonetta'' series, those who are damaged and have blood drawn will have it turn into something different before being blown away. In Bayonetta's case, rose petals fly off of where she would normally bleed, which makes her and {{SSBU|Joker}} in ''Ultimate'' the only characters in the ''Super Smash Bros.'' series to reference external bleeding.
*Bayonetta is the only newcomer in ''SSB4'' to have one voice clip when being KO'd via blast lines.
*Bayonetta, {{SSB4|Mr. Game & Watch}}, and {{SSB4|Wii Fit Trainer}} are the only three characters in ''SSB4'' with unique sound effects for [[charging]] their [[smash attack]]s.
*Bayonetta possesses unique technical data:
**She is the first character in the ''Super Smash Bros.'' series to have a smash attack that is a meteor smash that works on aerial targets, and is not part of an automatic combo that negates the downward knockback.
**She is one of two characters that can affect opponents who have [[invincibility frames]], such as those from the [[Super Star]] item or from dismounting a [[revival platform]], thanks to [[Witch Time]]. The other is {{SSBB|Luigi}} in ''Brawl'', with [[Negative Zone]], but unlike Witch Time, Negative Zone can also dismount opponents from a revival platform.
**Bayonetta and {{SSB4|Ryu}} are the only characters whose neutral attacks require multiple button presses to be fully performed. In Bayonetta's case, merely holding the attack button triggers her Bullet Arts.
*Although difficult to hear, Bayonetta's guns will emit their respective firing sound effects. Her default costume uses Love is Blue's firing sound effect from ''Bayonetta 2'', whereas her "A Witch With No Memories" costume uses Scarborough Fair's firing sound effect from ''Bayonetta''.
*Bayonetta, Ryu, Cloud, {{SSB4|Corrin}}, and {{SSB4|Roy}}'s voice clips are in much lower quality than the rest of the cast in {{for3ds}}.
*In an interview with [[Masahiro Sakurai]], he stated that including Bayonetta in the game was not an easy task. He had trouble coming up with a unique moveset for her in the game, so he instead opted to bring in her attacks directly from ''Bayonetta'' and ''Bayonetta 2'', which explains why she is a combo-based fighter instead of having the standard one or two-hit attacks most characters have. He also stated that he initially had trouble balancing Bayonetta's sexual nature to fit the game's age rating in Japan, as even the slightest sexual exposure would have boosted the game's family rating to a more mature one.<ref>https://nintendoeverything.com/sakurai-on-the-inclusion-of-cloud-corrin-and-bayonetta-in-smash-bros-wii-u3ds/</ref>
*Bayonetta is the only character to speak when performing a spot dodge, where she might say "Dreadful."

==Notes==
:1.{{note|a}}translates to "Open Cartwheel"
:2.{{note|b}}translates to "Iron Mountain Lean"
:3.{{note|c}}translates to "Applying Mountain Lean"; has the same pinyin reading but different characters

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